Home prices in Park City run 567% above the national median: $2,800,000 versus $420,000. Relative to the $107,500 median household income here, the price-to-income ratio comes out to 26.0x.
Park City's 0.55% property tax rate runs below the 1.1% national average. That's $1,283/month on the median home here, not a rounding error against the mortgage payment.
Between the $16,894/month mortgage payment and Utah's state income tax, your real housing cost calculation needs your after-tax number, not your gross salary.
Beyond housing, Park City's cost of living index sits at 222 (national average = 100), running above the national baseline for groceries, transportation, and everyday services.
Park City's median home price runs 428% higher than nearby Salt Lake City: $530,000 there versus $2,800,000 here.